that's not even to mention ai, where we are leaving china. we are leaving china by a lot.ou are not going to catch us. we have to be smart. they told me that. next year is projected to be the largest tax refund season ever, and we will be giving back refunds out of the tariffs, as we have taken and literally trillions of dollars, and we are going to be giving a nice dividend to the people. in addition to reducing debt -- you know i inherited a lot of debt, but members are talking about it, so we are going to be making a dividend to the people. additionally, over the next 2, 3, 4 years, those numbers will go up. i believe at some point in the not-too-distant future, you will not even have income tax to pay, because the money we are taking it is so great, so enormous that you will not have income tax to pay. whether you get rid of it or keep around for fun or have it really low, much lower than it is now, but you will not be paying income taxes. slashed $1 trillion in corporate job care regulation, saving americans an estimated $2100 for a family of four. the biden administr

um, in terms of, um, the threat i called the china around cuba. right. mr. headphones. yeah. mentioned you know, the need to deal with russian china and possibly iran, they're, they're still gonna be there. presumably, you know, even in missouri is gone. and, you know, as we saw in our ron and other places including libya, farm towers, they don't stop interfering. they actually tended to, in the case, as i saw, increase the interference, i don't think, said, you know, as much as a problem. now it's not going to say will tell the us good job. you use the new one here. we'll move on. so i quit government logs to to that . yeah, that was what was it had in the election. they've got a democratic prison in waiting in exile today. when he becomes president, he can say, to iran, and to russia, we don't want your kind of help that the to gave to the old, the girl regime. we want to be a democratic government such as exist and the rest of south america, and i don't think hope i'm right. i don't think that the examples that come from far away very different countries with 0 do de

china, and so the americans are involving china and encouraging china to at least somehow support the main position of ending the war in ukraine. ending russian aggression, why, i say, at least, somehow, because both before the full-scale war begins and during it, unfortunately, china and russia in any case declare and publicly promote friendly relations, this is an extremely unpleasant situation for us and extremely harmful, because by using friendly rhetoric with china, russia is achieving for itself and, you know, a way out of sub-economic sanctions in a certain way, and... most importantly, the opportunity to continue waging war against ukraine, so china's position, its change in this position is at least part of stopping russian aggression against ukraine, this is a priority of priorities for us after the partnership with the us and the eu. third, not only china, the us has actually involved in the efforts, now, which is why american diplomacy is at its peak, the arab world is also involved, and serious countries such as saudi arabia, and other serious international players, i'm

china couldn't land a booster rocket and russia can't get their a.i.nd up. coming up, radio host jason rantz is here to call them out, but first -- >> president trump's vision to restore common sense reforms to snap or food stamps is moving to implementation phase. >> trump, the usda secretary exposing rampant food assistance fraud. how deep does the corruption go? we have the details, but next, republican congressman byron donalds is here to react to that, but first let's check in with our friends dagen mcdowell and marcus lemonis to see what they have coming up next hour on the bottom line. dagen: hey, jason. >> nice to see you tonight on the bottom line secretary tommy tuberville reacts to the minnesota fraud scandal which has prompted a new and improved minneapolis immigration crack down, plus, victoria coats discusses the latest efforts towards peace between russia and ukraine. dagen: and then, congressman pat fallon, the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee, believes our military may help us save us from this president. it seems to b

resistance in the west is over, looked at russia still has the option of winning the united states in china, neither are going away. neither are going to give up in this conquest. so it is, you know, how do we find a way to work together that can really, sir humanity the, did you ever catch yourself questioning more like, why do i always power it? every single us state department says a why i always ask, do you condemn us? but never israel. why? i never said sorry for spreading. then the bunk trump pressure gait hoax. why i support every illegal war? the u. s. as launch this century, why i can't stop lying, but joe biden was young and healthy enough for the presidency. why we ignore our rock bottom readings and pretend people still want to watch the same old vote. the only reason we're asking is because of seeing generates of this video and made us do it. so you'll never get answers, at least not from us, the coffee anniversary to r t. i may be in a i but there's no way i'm saying that the be the story is the new need to know about today. us officials arrive at the kremlin big stay past mid

but china's buying. i've seen anywhere from a half 1 million to 1 million barrels a day just stockpiling them. and china's got this growing petrochemical business. so i think overall in the years to come, demand is going to steadily increase. but again, mostly coming from emerging markets. so if the developed world slowed down, if the us economy slowed down, i think some of that could be mitigated again by emerging market growth, like in india, for example. >> you know, peter, i know you heard us talk about the single biggest one day move i've seen in a while to the upside, but what's what's going to be the catalyst? is it a rotation out of some of the technology names? that's what i think it is. what are your thoughts. >> so i think that that is my my most difficult question to answer is what would be that catalyst? i mean, every friday we get the rig count. the rig count. last friday hit a fresh low going back to september 2021. that rig count now down is now down about 15% year to date. if that contin

so how do you think it's going to take to get china and russia out of the hemisphere, when the real power brokers are telling these people what to do down there? >> dana: paul, just last week -- found a majority, 53% support the military using force to attack boats suspected of bringing drugs into the united states. so it's interesting, it's not an 80-20 issue like some of these democratic positions, but there is a clear majority so far. >> this one has always disturbed my moral compass for the reasons that we discussed the first time. jesse actually brought up a really good point, when he was arguing against himself accidentally. when he talked about the cia blowing up the planeful of nuns, when we were going through our first round during the war on drugs, and you can bet, that these narcoterrorists, because, i don't know why democrats are doing that. you made this point initially in your question. there is a way of combating narcoterrorism and still disagreeing with trump, and the fact that democrats haven't figured that out is kind of shocking, because both things can be true at the s

significant and direct threat to the euro-atlantic area, adding that russia is increasingly turning to china korea, and iran for support. rudde would not speak directly to comments by putin but did say t >> aarti: the trump administration has paused administration has paused immigration applications for immigration applications for nationalsm!"w from 19 different nationalsm!"w from 19 different countries, the same ones barred countries, the same ones barred from travelling to the u.s. from travelling to the u.s. earlier this year. earlier this year. seven nation there's on the list seven nation there's on the list mainly cuba, haiti and mainly cuba, haiti and venezuela. venezuela. but the majority are africa and but the majority are africa and the middle east. the middle east. the changes follow the shooting the changes follow the shooting of two national guard members in of two national guard members in washington last week, a washington last week, a 29-year-old afghan national was 29-year-old afghan national was identified as the suspect. identified as the suspect. somalia is among the 19

the network reported that smart prosthetic limbs have enabled people with disabilities in china to resume activities such as rock climbing, playing the piano and calligraphy. using sensors that receive nerve signals, the new smart foot can produce algorithms that calculate the amount of support force needed in real time and control the joints. the company developing this technology is looking to develop hands with bio-structure technology so that in the future people with disabilities can o'clock. professor osam hamedan, one of the leaders of genocide , the palestinian resistance, with the mediation of countries such as egypt and qatar , and also the united states, was able to reach an agreement to actually stop the war with israel . but some claim that this agreement is perhaps the weakest offer that has been given to the resistance in these two years of war. others think that perhaps some red lines it has come and been set aside , for example, the resistance always said that the last israeli nobleman will never be. in the name of god, the most gracious, the most merciful. first of all ,

to act, that is, through-going, when not only the united states, but india is gradually reducing, china is gradually reducing, turkey has finally started to transport at least less by tankers and not only russian oil, and not only oil, but also other russian products that the aggressor sells, earns money for the war against ukraine, so it actually works, secondly, how much... is this an effective mechanism or not, it is clear that it needs to be strengthened, it is clear that additional steps are needed, but now my assessment is that the diplomatic efforts of the united states of america are at their peak, at their peak, all the possibilities that american diplomacy, global american diplomacy have, are now included and all are working towards one thing: how to force putin to stop war, it really is, and it really is happening, that... the ukrainian delegation, which will once again go to, i hope this time not to miami, but still, to washington, then i alone have no understanding whether this ukrainian delegation has a project, a ukrainian project of a trilateral agreement on security and

china has proven this.2024, the country saved over $179 billion by reducing its consumption of oil, gas , and coal. china is making extensive use of renewable energy. for example, it is home to the world's largest solar park. and according to experts, china's carbon emissions may have already peaked and are now declining. this trend is gaining popularity. today, the world is investing twice as much in clean energy as it does in fossil fuels. fuel. the good news is that, in my opinion, transitional renewable energy is now inevitable. and i think the paris agreement, among other things, signaled this inevitability, and that's a big contribution. and it has produced results, even if they weren't the same as they were 10 years ago. before the paris agreement, we were heading toward a world where temperatures would rise by 4.1°c this century. researchers say 4.1°c means the end of human civilization on the planet. currently, the temperature increase is approximately 2.6°c. the difference between these two figure

this is the sequence of actions china is demonstrating.utely no sense for it to sign up for russia, to feign peace, friendship, forever , what the soviets did... they're in a hurry for money, goodbye. actually , my ancestors came here, this was the center, there's nothing left, nothing left anymore. many left for korea, hello, here it is. yes, there's probably only one of these people out of billions , just one. the march in the center of tbilisi turned into clashes; this was perhaps the most shameful moment. in georgian history, we protest against gay propaganda, not against specific people. which poster do you like? i want this one for equality. this will be the first march that... we call it pride, global, belis. can a jungle treasure revolutionize cocoa production? ethiopia is planting billions of trees to combat climate change. is it helping? and also stop global warming. how are things 10 years after the paris climate agreement?

of minerals, well, this is not a problem at all, russia has built a whole parallel structure with china and india for the sale of its oil and gas, so from what you said, it is unlikely that now after these unconstructive negotiations in moscow, roughly speaking, trump will hardly return for any other sanctions circle, after threats we will hear some from him, will he again give some ultimatum to putin, or will he return to this again? i do not expect any pressure from trump, there was really an opportunity during this year, there was an opportunity in the last month to use that potential. which is in the hands of the united states, instead we saw the postponement of even those sanctions that could really hit the russian budget, these are in particular sanctions on lukoil rosneft, so we will wait until december 13, i have set myself such a conditional test deadline, because on december 13 , the second transition period extended by trump for lukoil to apply sanctions expires, it was supposed to expire on november 21, here is an explosion with these... these proposals with 28 points, and n

given a sense of where you are with export controls and the types of chips that nvidia can give to china? >> sure. he knows. he knows very well. he's a he's done an amazing job. nvidia very good. yeah. >> mr. president when do you expect for phase two of the gaza peace plan to be implemented. >> and well it's going along well. you know they had a problem today. i understand with a bomb that went off and hurt some people pretty badly. probably killed some people. they're telling me just happened. but it's going very well. we have peace in the middle east. people don't realize it. we have tremendous support. 59 countries. there's tremendous support. but we'll phase two is moving along. yeah, it's going to happen pretty. >> soon mr. president, the president, did you speak with house.? >> we have been listening to the president there taking questions from reporters. we are going to continue to monitor that. but a couple of the things that he walked through there, perhaps chief among them, he was asked whether he would release the video that shows this so-called double tap strike on this alle

the real culprits here have been the china and india in terms of buying russian oil. they are keeping the russian war machine going. there was a shade. c modi getting it, that was it your biggest out there, j. dictators in the world. improve as you can pick any of your, the biggest democracy in the world. okay. act like one i respect that india like 6 strategic autonomy. but in times of conflict there is no such thing as strategic autonomy, india briggs today of 1400000000 people. why won't a 1400000000 people buy one bushel of us poor. you know, we're making a deal with india and much different deal that we had in the past. so right now they loved me, but they love us again, engaging not that because as of the state of our project rate of the united states, you know, these guys that talking as though india is some playground of the united states, but it isn't. no, i don't see any reason why you should listen to these people around it does for to that head on the bottom of the strategic autonomy ended the it is a quiet, i'm like, uh, any of those uh, states that think

including china. but they represent, and china is paying us a lot of money now in tariffs.ut they represent people that really don't like our country much and i know some of them and they are scum. in my opinion, they are scum. absolute scum. and they are not sewing for any good reason, they make money if this country does badly. but we're taking in trillions of dollars, we're stopping wars. we have great national security because of tariffs. and then i think we have, after even going to justify this, the reason a lot of these people, i can tell you this maybe we would have had the political people, we wouldn't have these people. the people that are up here from ford and general motors, great companies, including this gentleman right here, they wouldn't be here today. if we didn't have tariffs. they would be building their plants in mexico and other places. they are leaving mexico and they are leaving canada. they are leaving because they ripped off our country. they took our businesses away from us. and now because of tariffs they are all coming back so it's a great thing.

they represent foreign countries, including china, but they represent and china is paying us a lot of money now in tariffs. but they represent people that really don't like our country much. and i know some of them, and they're scum. in my opinion. this scum, they're absolute scum and they're not suing for any good reason. they're just suing to see if they can stop it because they make money. if this country does badly. you know, so but we take it in trillions of dollars. we're stopping wars. we have great national security because of tariffs and then to think that we have it after even going to justify this, the reason a lot of these people i can tell you this, maybe we would have had the political people, we wouldn't have these people without tariffs. the people that are up here from stellantis and ford and general motors, great companies would be this gentleman, right? they wouldn't be here today if we didn't have tariffs. they'd be building their plants in mexico and other places. they're leaving mexico and they're leaving canada. they're leaving because they ripped off our countr

pakistan and china have launched joint military exercises, emit escalating tensions along the afghan pakistan border. the drills come as cross border tensions continue with afghanistan-based militants posing security threats as well as trade and humanitarian issues straining the region. press tv correspondent nasir kozmi reports from islamabad. pakistan and china have lost joint military exercises as both nations confront rising security concerns linked to what they call militants operating from afghan soil and a surge attacks across the region. the development comes amid height intentions following the killing of three chinese nationals in a militant attack in southern tajkistan last week. incident islamabad strongly condemned while expressing solidarity with beijing. the exercises were announced shortly after pakistan's deputy prime minister met the chinese ambassador in islamabad to review the deteriorating security environment and reaffirm deeper counter terrorism cooperation. between the two countries. both pakistan and china were serious about bringing afghanistan into a broade

they represent foreign countries, including china, they represent in china, is paying us a lot of money and how dest, but they represent people that really don't like our country much, and i know some of them. and this comes in my opinion, disco, the absolute scrum. and they're not showing for any good reason and they just so it just seems like you stop it because they make money of this country just badly. so, but we take it in trillions of dollars. we're stopping wars, we have great national security because of the task. and then to take that we haven't even going to justify. there's the reason a lot of these people, i can tell you this. maybe we would add the political people. we wouldn't have these people without the people that are up here from so lantus for general motors, great companies, believe this gentleman or they wouldn't be here today that we didn't have tash, may be building the plants and mexico and other places. they're leaving mexico and they live in canada. they're leaving because they ripped off our country. they took our businesses away from us. and now because of t

them merciless economic exploitation average in bakery it with the support of the soviet union and china oppose the splinter of the colonial system. a coalition of pro western countries took the side of rhodesia. the gorillas carried out bold raids from the territory of zambia and mozambique and inflicted painful blows on the races. as the situation worse and the road easy, an army turned to chemical and biological websites, the racist boys in the water and food and planted contaminated medicines on the gorillas. this caused an epidemic of cholera and anthrax and let them acetate allergy. however, the attempts to break down the applicants resistance, where few adults the white minority relief was due in 1979, it to be delayed a year later, free elections warehouse instead of racist road. the just, the state of zimbabwe appeared on the world map and became a true vast yes, of the ideas of that african is of the we decided to go to know for us with a lot project. 68. this cruiser was preserved. the type that took out and the few monetary admissions and the race just the in terms of combat

not only the -- we are leading china in ai and everybody. we have the hottest country right now. a lot of great political people behind me, very successful political people. we have the hottest country anywhere in the world. one year ago we had a dead country and now we have the hottest country. and started on november 5 but when we did the tariffs and tremendous support on the tariffs and bringing in trillions of dollars of wealth and bringing in national security. and i have stopped eight wars and five of them because of tariffs very important. and general motors invest $4 billion as it brings its manufacturing back to the united states from mexico after falling under biden administration it has surged by 5%. even the head of the auto workers say trump is the greatest president. and happens to be right about that. we are protecting our auto workers and easier for every family to afford high quality cars. we are bringing automobiles back and manufacturing of automobiles back into this country and lost 52%. 52 -- you see it closed factories and now they are opening up and in most

completely different, for example, for the americans it is important now to somehow tear us away from chinanegotiations, this is a certain , well, of course, if you... there may be many specific goals, and they are behind this there is trump's philanthropy, but honestly, i don't really believe in this, the man simply gives the order to destroy these unfortunate boats, without a trial, what is this, i mean, i have no illusions about this, so somehow the system of these negotiations itself, it still evokes in me a certain element of mistrust. i'm not saying that they shouldn't be conducted, well , they should. of course, this also gives us some opportunity, but we must understand that real negotiations, to put it mildly, can only take place if ukraine capitulates, precisely capitulation. then, then, then, then it will be possible. dictate the terms, so there's no other way. our opponents, they're leading from your point of view. there's benefit to us in negotiating, too. i just mean , we shouldn't count on them solving all our problems. all our problems can only be solved today on the battlef

tariffs because of tariffs, they're coming in not only the automobile industry, ai, we're leading china in ai. we're leading everybody in ai. we're leading everybody in everything. we have the hottest country right now. i will tell you, a lot of political people behind me, great political people, very successful political people. we have the hottest country anywhere in the world. one year ago we had a dead country, and now we have the hottest country anywhere in the world. and it started from november 5th. but it also started when we did the tariffs. and we've had tremendous support on the tariffs. it's bringing in trillions of dollars of wealth. it's bringing in national security. and i've stopped eight wars. and of the eight wars, five of them have been because of tariffs and trade. so they're very important. and general motors plans to invest $4 billion as it brings its manufacturing back to the united states from mexico after falling by 5%. under biden, u.s. auto production has surged by 10% so far this year. you know, i won the auto workers vote, but now even the head of the auto w

of the one thing we can't do is degrade chips we sell to china. they won't accept that. there's a reason they won't accept that so we offer the most competitive chips we can. liz: what is interesting here is if you look at the stock at the moment, coming up off of the lows, lower the session for nvidia was $179, 18077, still in the red down a third of one% but of one% but it had been down more than half of 1%. continuing to watch the breaking story grady trimble just got us with jensen huang. let's punch up microsoft, down 1.5% to $483 but climb away earlier losses that brought the price to one hundred $75. the hit game from the media report that microsoft is lowering the quotas on its ai software sales because according to a report customers are resisting newer products. microsoft spokesperson came out a couple hours ago and said the story is inaccurate cut. it is aggregate sales quotas have not been lowered so microsoft is still down from the big dip on the hit of the report it is coming up. the other thing that lowers bond yields. the yesterday the 10 year yield close

the european union is incapable of becoming a geopolitical player capable of confronting russia, chinad the us, since it lacks the ability to project significant the scope of hard power. the eu's unpreparedness for a world of geopolitical competition lacks a clear institutional solution. yes, times are changing, and the current foreign policy efforts of european officials are drawing sharp criticism from truly powerful players in the global south, for example. india, for example , reacted extremely harshly to the actions of european ambassadors, in an attempt to ideologically and informationally destabilize and redirect public opinion in the country, especially in the lead-up to vladimir putin's visit, since cooperation the brics countries are so hindering the collective west. thus , the british high commissioner and the ambassadors of france and germany to india sharply criticized moscow's role in the ukrainian conflict in a publication, making it appear as if the kremlin is hindering peace. in other words, the european ambassadors brazenly slandered russia. indian government official

tariffs because of tariffs they are coming in not only the automobile industry but ai, we are leading chinaading everybody in ai. leading everybody and everything. the hottest country right now. i will tell you a lot of political people behind me, great political people. very successful political people, we have the hottest country anywhere in the world. one year ago we had a debt country and now we have the hottest country anywhere in the world and it started from november 5th but it also started when we did the tariffs. we have had tremendous support on the tariffs, bringing in trillions of dollars of wealth. bringing in national security and i have stopped eight wars and of the eight wars, five for been because of tariffs and trade. they are very important and general motors plans to invest $4 billion as it brings it's manufacturing back to the united states from mexico. after falling by 5% under biden, u.s. auto production and surged by 10% so far this year. the autoworkers vote but even the head of the autoworkers, trump is the greatest president we've ever seen and they happen to be r

, then china from putin. now it is already obvious that this day of the meeting, if we take it as a whole and do not separate the meeting in the kremlin from the messages that came from the mouth of the moscow fuhrer,... then it is clear that putin is working to tear trump away from the collective event, and in fact, that is how the europeans are currently assessing it. this crazy, crazy this threat of the moscow fuhrer to the europeans, and it is not motivated by absolutely anything, this phrase of threats, and therefore they perceive it more as claims to europe for supporting and supporting and will support ukraine, and secondly - this is an ultimatum to trump himself, so that he would choose sooner, moreover, not just choose, buy a ticket. bought a ticket in russia, paying for it with torn to pieces ukraine. roman petrovich, and accordingly, i wanted to ask you why in your opinion it was canceled meeting, vidkov kushner and the president of ukraine zelensky. that is, as far as i understand, we are not reac

these are the prospects and china. the outlook is that this lake cannot be restored with 3 billion . well, we are now having a couple of discussions . one is that the lake's edge is facing a risk . that is, we are now consuming more than our water supply . i told the people frankly that you should reduce your consumption. now, we must start the jihad and water. we must prevent development. we must start with the cooperation of the judiciary. even in many places , our cities are there. look at the lake. we are saying that it will be restored. we can't all say that we need to work from the people, just as we asked for help from universities , we need help from all people. everyone , even an ordinary person, can now help in consuming the lake . now, we have cloud fertilization . one of these 10 actions is our contract with cloud fertilization. fortunately , both domestic and foreign, even we sometimes have rare actions, for example, work that fools friends at the frontier of knowledge. unfortunately, the piping was not do

after drug traffickers on on the border and preventing those products from making it to mexico through chinaith negotiations through the chinese government and not conducting extra judicial killings of venezuela fishermen off the coast of south america. host: let's talk to jordan, a democrat. caller: thanks for having me on. thank you, representative stansbury, for being here today to answer questions. at least what i can say as a young democrat, a lot of us are annoyed by what this trump administration is doing and we're glad there are still representatives like you still holding the trump administration accountable, still reminding him there's a rule of law and still reminding him and the rest of this administration that there are laws in place for a reason and there are checks and balances for a reason. now, thank you for reminding the trump administration that they still have to go to congress if they want to go to war with any foreign nation. and one thing i'm seeing is that a lot of the times this occurs, the trump administration claim they have no idea that these strikes are even occu

example, by refining oil instead of re importing from the west and by signing a lithium deal with china. instead of us car maker test lab, but we also know that many young nigerians are unhappy with the way the country is run. and so we ask them how strong is democracy in nigeria? we don't practice the movers as the septic goes, like in the middle when it comes to sunset is f optimize around 3. not we also have access to the ss. so what's the most current siege? no. because the oh yes, you know, because the flashing velocity, fire stuff like that that's know what the demo cartridges and like, i think the country that people should be the need for the people on the walk on. well, i think you're right 99 to read that so many cries from the, from the people are optional for me. so i don't really think i'm no very 3. so where i just continue to explain to people i don't think nature. i think the most of the sites is um that's because i would make use of the last presidential election. i don't think the present presidential has been elected by the people just as a will be once it was all who

acknowledge pregnancy loss, a special ceremony is common practice in countries like japan, thailand, and china. it gives parents space to grieve and is supposed to comfort the soul of the unborn child. the experience of losing of pregnancy may be different around the world. when it happens, many women, regardless of culture, fuel stigma, shame and guilt. and then they fear it could happen again, some plunge into a depression that lasts for months or years. even if they go on to have healthy babies later, the or maybe we need a new word miss carriage sounds. so judge mental as if the woman has failed to carry something or dropped it. but when it happens, it's not the woman's fault. in fact, it's nobody's fault and the reasons why it happened often remain unclear in the 19th century. some believed that a fright such as seeing a mouse or having a bad dream could end the pregnancy or that the loss was a punishment for moral failure. that's nonsense, of course new evidence points to some clear risk factors for pregnancy loss. they include increasing age and both women and men, excess weight, and be

should get first dibs before they send them to china. run us through why you're buying nvidia here and what about this controversy with him on the hill today? >> well, yeah, look. a lot of people want to keep elizabeth warren out of those meetings so i don't blame the companies for that but i'll tell you look, nvidia's case, they are still the lead dog and horse, cheryl, a lot of competition out there & companies that are going after nvidia and the chips and sales whether it's china, u.s., wherever. the point is nvidia is the leader and the chips they keep releasing on these updates through earnings are unbelievably powerful and going to be cost effective too because they can produce enough hopefully to meet that demand so it's so funny to me as we look at the general marketplace here, today we're worried about a.i. demand. two days ago worried about too much demand for chips so you see how fast this goes through a cycle? jensen huang the ceo of nvidia has been ahead of this game for the whole time and he stays ahead and nvidia too anoth

china? >> no, we're going to talk about ai, ai industry, ai technology and its implications on national security, on the economy and on technology leadership aroundld in general. >> why do you think congress tends to be more pro export controls and more against some of your positions than the administration? >> i'm in favor of export control, and the administration is in favor of export control. we're also all in favor of ensuring that the united states has the best technology, and that the united states leads technology around the world. >> so how. >> do you make sure the us does have the best technology then, like if not with the controls and some of the stuff that's gone with ai, how do you really make sure that the us is the one delivering and that other countries aren't stealing our information? >> the fact of the matter is, the industry has done that naturally all by itself. we work very closely with american technology companies. of course the microsofts, the aws, the googles, you kno